Ballajura Soccer Club honors Isle of Man with unique badge
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 16, 2026, 1:52 PM
Last updated Aug 16, 2026
Ballajura Soccer Club in Australia features a badge inspired by the Isle of Man's triskelion. The logo is a tribute to three Manxmen who settled in the area over a century ago. The club, formed in August 1992, sought local representation and adopted the crest with footballs instead of spurs. Former club president Niall Martin remarked on a potential matchup against Isle of Man FC, expressing openness to promotional opportunities. The legacy of the original settlers continues to influence the community today.
- •Ballajura Soccer Club is located near Perth, Australia.
- •The badge pays homage to three Manx settlers from 1905.
- •The club was formed to provide local youth soccer opportunities.
- •Niall Martin commented on possible future matches with Isle of Man FC.
- 1:52 PMYahoo Sports — The Manx football badge worn 9,000 miles from home
"How does an Australian football club have a badge that looks familiar to anyone from the Isle of Man?
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